Bannon's War Room - December 14, 2023


WaRoom Battleground EP 435： Most Insufferable Woman Of The Year


Episode Stats

Length

54 minutes

Words per Minute

185.42435

Word Count

10,050

Sentence Count

22

Misogynist Sentences

65

Hate Speech Sentences

12


Summary


Transcript

00:00:00.000 this is what you're fighting for i mean every day you're out there what they're doing is blowing
00:00:13.460 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the
00:00:20.460 authoritarians get total control and total power because this is just like in arizona this is just
00:00:26.360 like in georgia it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and
00:00:31.120 misrepresentations is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is
00:00:35.380 the fight all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's
00:00:42.440 your host stephen k bannon just from a security point taylor swift comes out against trump i don't
00:00:48.960 care if they write that i'm sad that i didn't two years ago but i can't change that i'm saying
00:00:56.340 right now that this is something that i know is right and you guys i need to be on the right
00:01:01.220 side of history and if he doesn't win that at least i i at least i tried here's the here's the problem
00:01:06.100 i just want to read you what i wrote and i'm going to try to start i just really want you to know that
00:01:09.820 this is important to me i totally agree with the issue have you heard yes i've read the entire thing
00:01:15.900 and the bottom line right now i'm terrified i'm the guy that went out and bought armored cars i worry
00:01:20.840 for her safety as much as anybody does maybe more it really is a big deal she votes against
00:01:28.460 against fair pay for women she votes against the reauthorization of the of the violence against
00:01:33.520 women act which is just basically protecting us from domestic abuse and stalking stalking
00:01:37.940 she votes she thinks that that if you're a gay couple or even if you look like a gay couple you
00:01:42.960 should be allowed to be kicked out of a restaurant it's really basic human rights and it's right and
00:01:48.360 wrong at this point and i can't see another commercial and see her disguising these policies
00:01:56.600 behind the words tennessee christian values those aren't tennessee christian values i live in tennessee
00:02:02.560 i am christian that's not what we stand for i need to do this i need you to just
00:02:07.980 dad need you to forgive me for doing it because i'm doing it
00:02:11.740 welcome to the war room it's wednesday december 13th in the year of our lord 2023 now you guys know
00:02:20.240 the old saying used to be no women in the war room i think there was probably a subcategory under that
00:02:25.760 there was no taylor swift in the war room but today we are breaking barriers and we have a special
00:02:31.180 at steve's request believe it or not focusing on taylor swift not her music not any of the pop
00:02:37.360 culture stuff but her potential impact probably rather nefarious impact for those of you who are
00:02:43.060 watching this show on the 2024 election i was going to go into a long rant a long riff to give you my
00:02:48.300 thoughts on the issue but we have so many wonderful guests for the show we're going to have to table that
00:02:53.500 for another time so without further ado i want to get into our first guest right off the bat who's going
00:02:58.640 to sort of set the stage i would say substantively uh we got jack was so big joining us now jack you
00:03:04.760 know the refrain with taylor swift is and always has been that she's apolitical right she doesn't
00:03:10.000 get into this she doesn't talk about trump she doesn't talk about politics but you have gone
00:03:14.740 through chapter and verse on your twitter account bringing the receipts like you always do showing us
00:03:20.240 that empirically that's not true so can can you once and for all dispel the myth that taylor swift
00:03:26.660 is an apolitical figure well natalie thanks so much for having me on i love the fact that you're
00:03:31.620 doing this on taylor swift's birthday by the way that's just a little bit of perfection right there
00:03:37.460 and when when they named her the and i and i could kind of see this psyop forming over the past year or
00:03:45.540 so because you could see so much investment so much uh of the machinery of really the state getting
00:03:53.320 behind taylor swift pushing her to a higher level than she's ever been before and and i'm sorry folks
00:04:00.360 but i just have to say this like her career peaked like almost a decade ago um naturally naturally peaked
00:04:07.120 about a decade ago um she hasn't had any song that's gone organically you know viral or been a big hit
00:04:15.160 organically since then now suddenly she's feeded everywhere we're faced with her everywhere um
00:04:22.120 it's not a young person that we're talking about so she turns 34 today um and in that clip that you
00:04:27.640 shared back there you know she describes herself as as the um you know the arbiter of tennessee
00:04:33.320 christian values well actually taylor swift you're not a tennessee christian you're not even from
00:04:38.520 tennessee you're from pennsylvania just literally a couple of miles up the road from where i'm from
00:04:44.360 uh people say taylor swift's a young girl no you're about the same age as me so no um i can come in
00:04:50.820 and i can come on this now the media has been losing their minds because after time mag rolled
00:04:55.980 her out as the person of the year something that which by the way she had also been the co-winner of
00:05:01.460 the co-aworthy of in 2017 for her work in the me too movement which was the first time that she was
00:05:06.740 used as an instrument of statecraft which of course the me too movement was generally a purge of
00:05:11.640 conservatives a purge of white christian males and then eventually a purge within their own movement
00:05:17.300 now with her becoming the the full-on person of the year and i i tweeted this i guess it's been
00:05:23.680 almost two weeks since i tweeted this the media is still losing their minds at me on this regime
00:05:29.500 media at least that is i tweeted the taylor swift girl boss psyop has been fully activated
00:05:35.060 from her hand-selected vaccine shill boyfriend to her dink lifestyle to her upcoming 2024 voter
00:05:43.020 operation for democrats on abortion rights it's all coming that's look travis kelsey was paid 20
00:05:50.300 million dollars by pfizer this came out before right so the 20 million dollars came out before the fact
00:05:57.720 that um it came out that she was dating him but then they announced that they were dating before
00:06:05.220 right before we knew that he had already signed a deal with pfizer he also signed an agreement with
00:06:12.620 caa caa what is that that is one of the most powerful hollywood talent agencies in the entire
00:06:19.880 country really the entire world uh ari emmanuel's got one the other one of course is this caa this was
00:06:26.340 harvey weinstein's power network travis kelsey's in that taylor swift is in that and so what i'm
00:06:32.420 explaining to people is that everything you're seeing right now is manufactured it's completely
00:06:37.720 manufactured uh the same way that bernays would manufacture propaganda came up with the phrase
00:06:43.040 propaganda changed it to public relations he said we can't talk about propaganda anymore
00:06:48.640 ever bernays we have to turn it to uh public relations bernays of course being the nephew of none
00:06:54.320 other than sigmund freud one of the fathers of modern psychology and so you put all these things
00:06:59.480 together and you understand the people the power of the people who are behind the media and the power
00:07:04.780 of the machinery of statecraft that's getting behind taylor swift now they've rolled this out a couple of
00:07:08.880 times and i as you say i provided the receipts on my twitter account i was very clear about this we
00:07:14.260 went on the thought crime podcast with charlie kirk and the guys and i said look she comes out against
00:07:19.480 trump right pretty much day one of 2020 with this documentary miss americana she gives one of the
00:07:25.380 worst acting performances i've ever seen in my life you can basically see the cue cards off the screen
00:07:30.060 that she's reading from oh he thinks gay people shouldn't allow to be eating in restaurants and
00:07:35.100 marcia blackburn is trump she said marcia marcia blackburn is trump in a wig and she's going after
00:07:39.880 her in tennessee um she's reading through a litany of these things she's saying that donald trump
00:07:44.180 doesn't stand for equality for women for equal pay it's just straight up like left-wing tumblr reddit
00:07:51.460 talking points and they're using taylor swift as the vehicle to do this now they also ran a proof
00:07:58.760 of concept for her number one when she endorsed joe biden with a plate of cookies that she made
00:08:04.200 biden harris 22 released we're told that she made the cookies i mean if anybody actually thinks
00:08:08.980 that taylor swift uh made those cookies you probably also think that russia and uh russia made
00:08:15.120 uh an agent of theirs in donald trump put him in the white house and that's how they won 2016
00:08:19.820 um then of course she also conducted as a show of force really a proof of concept how many times and
00:08:27.200 i believe this in 2022 how many people she could get to register to vote with just one instagram post
00:08:32.160 and they track this with the just one instagram post taylor swift put up i want people i want all my
00:08:38.140 to register to vote today almost 50 000 people registered to vote within her uh within one day
00:08:45.560 of her tweet or you know posting that up on instagram and so they're slowly and very obviously
00:08:51.660 building taylor swift into the ultimate left-wing influencer in the way look look dylan mulvaney's
00:08:58.460 tiktoks are only going to go so far okay and harry sisson and these people they're bringing to the
00:09:02.900 white house they want to bring the big guns online for 2024 and it is going to be taylor swift weaponizing
00:09:09.560 the swifties into an anti-trump army through the power of tiktok through the power of ballot harvesting
00:09:15.600 these direct actions are going to be called for for her and of course they're going to use those lines
00:09:21.340 of lgbt of equal rights and of course we've already seen them roll this out on abortion rights so
00:09:28.520 you look at it right you're going to see the abortion rights uh which we know of course are
00:09:33.660 predominantly upheld by what single liberal women so single liberal women who vote predominantly
00:09:40.500 democrats i think something like 70 percent of single women vote democrat will be weaponized by
00:09:46.140 taylor swift herself a single woman who does as i said before promotes this dink lifestyle even though
00:09:50.600 she's never married herself um and you could plug her directly into the abortion rights tiktok ballot
00:09:57.020 harvesting operation that we can already see and this will prove to be extremely serious for
00:10:03.300 republicans and for donald trump who will of course be our nominee as we go into the general election
00:10:09.940 in november of 2024 of course jack i wish i could keep you longer there's so much i want to get into
00:10:15.880 maybe we'll have to do another episode where we discuss the term girl boss because it's not often that
00:10:20.280 you hear that in the war room but unfortunately i have to let you go like i said we have a bunch of
00:10:24.620 other guests that are coming on some girls you're the token man for this episode so thank you for
00:10:29.880 playing uh that part but jack if you want to follow you stay up to date with all your receipts not just
00:10:34.740 on taylor swift where can they go to do that well if you want to be if you want to take it from the
00:10:39.460 man boss then you can go and follow me at humanevents.com of course watching human events every single
00:10:45.360 day 2 p.m minister and if you want to read about me you can follow msnbc you can follow uh rolling
00:10:51.480 stone you can follow newsweek because they've all been absolutely losing their ever loving minds
00:10:56.740 at me ever since i made this tweet thank you jack for joining us have a good one god bless natalie
00:11:04.040 i think they're republicans should stay the hell away from taylor for their own good i think taylor's
00:11:07.900 going to do what taylor's going to do this is someone who put out a post on social media saying
00:11:11.560 register the vote and she got 50 000 people to do that uh the connection that she has with her fans
00:11:16.420 particularly with young women and young girls and teenage girls is incredibly strong and it is
00:11:22.100 moving and it is bigger than politics it is about community it is about autonomy it is about
00:11:26.340 independence it is about power just as she did with her own masters re-recording her masters after
00:11:32.600 they were sold out from under her by her former music label and creating this new art from her old
00:11:38.340 music and making it incredibly successful on the charts and profitable she is and she is the blueprint
00:11:44.400 for the modern day woman coming of age of how to take the power back from male dominated power
00:11:49.420 structures taylor's going to do what she's going to do and i think that if democrats are smart they
00:11:52.980 won't lean into it they will let her just do the work for them and then sit back and reap the benefits
00:11:57.360 when msnbc tells you not to follow or cover a story that's almost a telltale sign that we most
00:12:04.400 definitely should i think that's an axiom here in the war room and i would say taylor swift is probably
00:12:09.240 not a blueprint uh for young women to follow and i think our next guest the wonderful evita duffy who
00:12:14.760 is a fellow university of chicago graduate will also have darren beady joining us later in the show
00:12:20.220 so it's a it's a u chicago trifecta um has a wonderful piece in the federalist the most
00:12:25.220 inseparable woman in america wins times person of the year taylor swift isn't a thought leader or an
00:12:29.960 artistic genius she's a girl boss cat lady whose narcissism narcissism has made her a toxic
00:12:35.380 romantic partner avita i'm so glad you could join us if you want to walk us through the piece a
00:12:40.960 little bit and then we can get into some more of the the cultural ramifications of taylor swift i'd
00:12:45.040 love to do that too yeah of course i think that the crux of my piece really is that taylor swift is the
00:12:51.300 perfect controllable woman right this is somebody who's she's when the cdc say everybody wear masks
00:12:57.960 she's a mask wearer right if they say you know vote for joe biden taylor swift is all in for joe biden
00:13:03.740 she's influencing young people to vote for joe biden taylor swift is not somebody who's a
00:13:08.180 a political genius right she's not somebody who who uh you know is is is super involved in politics
00:13:14.880 you can tell she doesn't really know what she's talking about she takes cues from other leftists
00:13:19.020 and sort of says what she thinks people want her to say which makes her really really useful for the
00:13:24.400 left because if they say we need to do something she does it she will she will regurgitate whatever
00:13:30.120 talking points they want her to do um no questions asked which i like i said makes her the perfect
00:13:35.860 controllable woman easily influenced just like so many of the young women who she has such a hold
00:13:41.500 over yeah she's essentially an empty vessel and i think it's interesting to sort of extrapolate that
00:13:48.240 original clip that we opened the show with where you see her talking about how she has these political
00:13:52.260 views that she's hidden but sort of subversively right indirectly pushed on her audience and i think
00:13:58.440 you can make the same case that she's done that on the cultural side of things too right she's not
00:14:02.560 going to come out and say i embrace that as jack said the dink lifestyle the cat lady the narcissism
00:14:08.460 but it's sort of i think subtly ingrained in a lot of the music she puts out and the social media
00:14:13.420 content she puts out so i'd love if you could sort of walk the audience through again our audience
00:14:17.660 may be skews a little older than the typical taylor swift fan but you know what is the lifestyle
00:14:22.400 that you think she's selling and really duping women into believing will make them happy
00:14:26.820 yeah so if you don't taylor swift is known in her music for just harping on all of her ex-boyfriends
00:14:34.420 right it's i know frankly i feel bad for a lot of her ex-boyfriends she has horrible songs written
00:14:39.120 about them about how terrible they are and the message is really clear right taylor swift uh is
00:14:44.340 has not found love uh she's not she's not happy with with the patriarchy and with men in general and
00:14:50.200 so she kind of says screw all men uh and that's sort of the general message of her of her music and
00:14:55.500 then if you look at her lifestyle right she's somebody who who you know is very wealthy she
00:14:59.220 lives on her own she loves her cats she's a cat mom right she pushes a lifestyle on women that is
00:15:04.440 be single don't get married uh be you know be be be true to yourself right that's a phrase that we
00:15:10.960 always hear from them and ultimately what's really sad about it is that a lot of young women aren't
00:15:15.980 going to be as happy even as taylor swift is because taylor swift when she goes home from her concert
00:15:20.000 after singing negatively about all of her ex-boyfriends right she goes home to a mansion but a lot of young
00:15:24.940 women they they go home to a little apartment by themselves um with with with nobody and that's
00:15:30.940 a really sad lifestyle to have i think telling young women not to look for love not to look for
00:15:35.240 for a spouse or care about having children uh is a is a really negative thing to be pushing on young
00:15:41.440 women but like jack said in the last segment it's actually really advantageous for democrats because
00:15:46.280 if you have young women not wanting to start families and get married uh they they actually become
00:15:51.460 much more dependable democrat voters single young women are the most one of the most dependable
00:15:57.860 voting blocks democrats have ever had uh so to keep them in that stage of their life for as long as
00:16:03.520 possible and and perhaps forever is so important for them and that's why i think they love taylor swift
00:16:09.360 they love the lifestyle that she promotes uh in addition to her like you said being just an empty
00:16:13.540 vessel for their politics yeah i mean the studies show that you know female happiness particularly
00:16:19.640 among our generation has just dropped off precipitously and i think it's because they bought in
00:16:25.080 to that fake narrative that fake fake mindset that taylor swift and of course there's a bunch of other
00:16:30.140 people who do it too but i think right now she's made person of the year it's where all of our attention
00:16:34.800 is focusing but you bring up an interesting point point the sort of political underbelly i think to her
00:16:41.000 cultural message which is it's great for the democratic party to have single women to have
00:16:46.920 frankly unhappy single women right i think those people tend to vote democrat more than maybe a hot
00:16:52.700 take but i stand by it so i'm just curious from your perspective you know do you think because we've
00:16:58.880 been getting a lot of pushback i'm sure you've seen the news cycle they've been attacking jack
00:17:02.260 posobiec saying that we're crazy for insinuating that there are some political agenda behind this whole
00:17:08.440 kind of taylor swift push i'm just curious your thoughts on on if you think there is really a
00:17:14.060 political element to this sort of new campaign to make her not just person of the year but really
00:17:20.360 really have a profound impact i think on the 2024 election cycle yeah there is nothing that the
00:17:26.420 corporate media does that isn't intentional right this is this is gaslighting 101 from the media to say
00:17:33.100 oh we're we just made her person of the year because she had great ticket sales and she's just
00:17:37.820 really an awesome person this is silliness right and they and actually they've been priming us for
00:17:42.480 this person of the year announcement for a really long time there's been article after article after
00:17:47.200 article in the corporate media about how great she is fawning over her and her new relationship which
00:17:52.180 i'll just say uh travis kelsey i i don't think it's gonna last because none of her relationships do
00:17:57.180 i think that that's another indication really that she's a bad example for young women if you have
00:18:02.180 relationship after relationship ending up in flames uh and you write really awful negative songs about
00:18:08.300 them perhaps that means taylor swift is the problem side note there but yeah i think it's very
00:18:13.280 intentional they they were priming us for it they made her person of the year now she's in a perfect
00:18:18.240 position with even more media attention and clout around her to shill for joe biden once again because
00:18:24.880 what's really important to note about this election cycle is with the with the with the
00:18:28.480 controversy with with the war on hamas and and israel you have a lot of young people really angry at
00:18:34.780 democrats and really angry at joe biden taylor swift has an incredible amount of influence over this
00:18:41.580 group of young people that democrats are really concerned about nobody has the nobody in that
00:18:45.740 demographic people really has the motivation to say yes i'm excited to get out and vote for joe biden
00:18:50.740 so if they have taylor swift uh in waiting in the wings ready to come out and say we all got to come
00:18:56.540 for joe biden that is going to be huge for democrats uh and and make no mistake it is so intentional
00:19:02.520 that they are hyping her up making her person of the year talking about her constantly because they
00:19:07.440 are going to need her come 2024 i think you you bring up an interesting point and sort of the tell at
00:19:14.180 least to me that none of this is organic is if she really wanted to get political right now it would
00:19:19.200 make sense that she'd be talking about what's going on in the middle east either from a you know
00:19:23.740 bizarrely pro-palestine stance or from a from a pro-israel stance but it's sort of like the issues
00:19:29.300 that she's choosing right to get involved in right basically pre-gaming the 2024 election it's so obvious
00:19:35.360 that it's so not rooted in reality right it doesn't have anything to do with the current news cycle but
00:19:40.860 should maybe to make this episode not totally negative should we sort of take this in some ways
00:19:47.120 as a little bit of a victory in other words you know democrats are so scared uh of what's going
00:19:53.080 to happen in 2024 whether it's inflation immigration you name it uh the pushback to that that they are
00:19:58.940 rolling out the big guns right taylor swift in probably the most i think directly political way
00:20:05.600 that someone whose career for the most part has been more subversively political but it's so bad right
00:20:11.900 that she has to be explicitly political do you think we should sort of take this
00:20:15.660 as a good sign in a way yeah i i definitely would take it as a good sign i think democrats
00:20:21.980 are scared out of their minds um the just being a young person right being around a lot of young
00:20:27.780 people many of them democrats it's obvious that the the the oomph isn't behind joe biden but if you
00:20:33.700 look at the polling as well uh his approval ratings with young people are tanking and it's not just about
00:20:38.760 the the conflict in the middle east it also has to do with the economy right young people are
00:20:42.940 going off into the world trying to start lives they can't afford their groceries they can't buy a
00:20:46.940 house uh they you know they can't even afford to get married or to have a first child these are
00:20:51.760 important integral things in their lives and what they know is that things were looking a lot better
00:20:56.060 when trump was in office joe biden's been in office for you know four years now and it's it's it's not
00:21:01.700 going very well for us so i think definitely young people are are are losing support for joe biden on all
00:21:08.300 sides and democrats are scared out of their minds about it they're going to pull out the big guns for
00:21:12.260 taylor with taylor swift uh and that is a really good sign for republicans now obviously what we
00:21:16.840 have to be really cautious about election integrity um what democrats have done in key swing states to
00:21:21.540 change election to change election laws and procedures mass mail and balloting these are all
00:21:26.620 things that will have an impact on our election that we have to care about uh irrespective of whether
00:21:32.140 taylor swift is involved uh but yes it is one thing that we can be optimistic about
00:21:37.060 evita thank you so much for joining us i know the audience loves a new command if people want to
00:21:42.620 follow you stay up to date with everything you're working on not just wonderful op-eds going after
00:21:47.280 taylor swift where can they go to do all that yeah evita duffy underscore one on twitter and instagram
00:21:54.140 and then you can always read what i'm writing at thefederalist.com thank you evita thank you for
00:21:59.280 joining us of course we're in posse you guys know going into 2024 the economy is probably going to
00:22:06.860 get a little wild or should i should say wilder inflation and immigration the invasion that's going
00:22:12.800 on in the southern border that's why you got to go to birchgold.com slash bannon to get the latest
00:22:17.000 installment of the end of the dollar empire to try to make sense of all the craziness that is
00:22:23.380 happening navita really nailed it right there i think it's fair to say that taylor swift is sort of
00:22:28.940 the uh the opium of the masses particularly the female masses in other words this you know wef
00:22:35.080 inspired you will own nothing and be happy just focus on yourself narcissism self-care rejecting
00:22:40.600 religion people who buy into that mindset they're not actually happy the statistics the studies show it
00:22:47.900 but when they buy into the narrative the lifestyles the lies of people like taylor swift yeah it might
00:22:53.440 give them a fleeting sense of happiness to stick it to the guy that they think wronged them make no mistake
00:22:58.280 guys can wrong you but there's just a systemic approach i think to taylor swift the way she
00:23:04.540 dates her lifestyle that is just always victimized or i was villainizing rather the man and i don't
00:23:11.140 think that you can find fundamental true happiness if you live your life like that and someone who i
00:23:16.900 think has really through her work with turning point usa but also is a member i think we're probably
00:23:22.220 around the same age um i know you're always going out to speak at campuses to talk to people our age you
00:23:27.720 really kind of have you know your finger on the pulse of of the nation for lack of a better word
00:23:32.260 uh i'd love for you to explain to the audience like i said they skew maybe a little older than the
00:23:37.300 typical taylor swift fan the type of hold that taylor swift unfortunately has over so many young women
00:23:44.760 taylor swift definitely has a huge grasp on american young women along with i mean worldwide she is the top
00:23:55.020 artist of the year on every single platform top streaming artist highest grossing world tour ever
00:24:00.840 just beat the guinness world record and now a billionaire and i have listened to a couple of
00:24:05.460 your other guests and i think i might offer a little bit different perspective i myself do love taylor swift
00:24:10.900 i am a taylor swift fan obviously i hate her politics i am a conservative but i think that there's
00:24:16.320 something else to look at the story because if you look at her power since about the 2016 election
00:24:21.820 she has not really been pushing politics as hard as she could be and really rather in the past
00:24:28.220 election cycle right now in the last year has just encouraged people to go out and vote and hasn't used
00:24:33.400 her platform as villainized as she could um but she definitely has a huge hold on her fans and i will
00:24:40.560 have a huge different perspective if she ever decided to come out and say 100 biden 2024 or endorse a more
00:24:47.660 democratic candidate i would have different thoughts but given kind of the past year of the political
00:24:52.120 landscape of a lot of things that have happened the overturning of roe v wade hamas and israel going on
00:24:57.080 right now along with the transgender agenda taylor swift has not come out in support or in decline of
00:25:03.660 any of these issues which i actually applaud her because i think she's working to try and not alienate
00:25:08.820 her conservative or more moderate audience being the highest roasting artist of the time she has to be
00:25:14.600 really careful on what she does and doesn't say about certain issues so i will applaud her for
00:25:19.360 you know encouraging people to go out and vote educate themselves on what to vote for in their
00:25:23.880 in their uh states and she's not telling people who to vote for or what to vote for just simply
00:25:28.520 going out and voting and impacting the um economy that way in our election
00:25:33.680 i love that perspective and i want you to hang with us through the break we've got to jump to uh i don't
00:25:39.360 even know how long the breaks are when we do war room battleground but we got a break on the other side
00:25:42.860 got about a minute but in the meantime war room posse you can also go to jace medical.com you
00:25:47.380 know we shouldn't be reliant on the chinese communist party for anything let alone drugs
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00:26:20.040 mcmichael joining us after the break to drill down on taylor swift i also want to get into what
00:26:24.360 warfare against really women looks like today information warfare cultural warfare political
00:26:30.560 warfare maybe taylor swift people like her been used as a vessel to wage that and of course we got
00:26:35.940 dr darren jbd joining us after her to give his tape which i'm sure he would only describe as coming in
00:26:43.500 as white hot warren posse we'll be right back
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00:31:44.880 war room battleground with stephen k bannon
00:31:52.840 welcome back to the war room it's still natalie winters filling in for stephen k bannon but don't
00:32:00.960 worry he will be back tomorrow we still got morgan mcmichael with us we've got darren jbd joining us
00:32:07.100 later now some of you may know but morgan is an ambassador for turning point usa i'm sure she'll be
00:32:11.860 at amfest so make sure to go and say hi if you see her of course war room will be doing live shows
00:32:17.140 there as well but you know through your your work with turning point like i said you speak at a lot
00:32:21.900 of college campuses you kind of get to interact with younger people and and i don't know necessarily
00:32:26.840 where your answer this question question is i don't know if it'll give the audience hope or make them
00:32:30.800 even more depressed but i think if you sort of look at taylor swift uh really as an example i think
00:32:37.560 of a lifestyle that maybe you or i personally disagree with in other words you know not necessarily
00:32:42.820 pushing marriage she says she's a tennessee christian but it doesn't really seem like a lot
00:32:47.000 of the values that she upholds necessarily comport with that there's a sort of i think promotion of
00:32:52.980 you know self-love and self-care almost to a narcissistic extent as opposed to finding a meaning
00:32:58.540 to life that's that's bigger than yourself right bigger than just chasing relationships with guys that
00:33:04.180 seem to always end in flames but generally you know the the sense that you get when you talk to
00:33:10.280 to other young people you know do they buy into that or there is is there sort of a resurgent for
00:33:16.180 lack of a better word counterculture where young girls are sort of saying no to that lifestyle and
00:33:21.440 embracing maybe more traditional approaches to relationships and religion and sort of rejecting
00:33:26.780 the you know dink lifestyle that i think taylor swift promotes pretty heavily
00:33:31.100 gen z loves taylor swift especially women on college campuses and i have seen a huge amount of
00:33:39.340 gen z women are resisting you know the hookup culture that's very prevalent in our generation
00:33:44.760 and instead wants to have relationships want to sit down they're really starting to become tired of
00:33:50.160 feminism and the lives that have just been shoved down women's throats for decades which i think is
00:33:54.720 something really hopeful and i know you and i may disagree on taylor swift with her music you know
00:33:59.380 she has a lot of songs that tell stories it's not always about ex-boyfriends she has love songs she has
00:34:04.940 songs that have really helped people through hard times or to feel different emotions wherever that
00:34:09.940 may look like so i think like this has really helped a lot of women too and i don't think that she promotes
00:34:14.940 the dink lifestyle as much as people think she does and i want to touch on even like her being person on
00:34:21.000 the of the year for a second because if you look at that you know she has made such an enormous amount
00:34:26.940 of impact not just in america but worldwide she was a household name everybody who was anybody in the
00:34:32.820 u.s was talking about taylor swift at least one time within the last year so even if it was a good
00:34:38.340 conversation or a bad conversation she was making the headlines and made an impact in our country
00:34:43.200 which is why i personally do think she deserved time person of the year because look last year was
00:34:47.420 zelinski don't like zelinski don't love what's going on in ukraine and you know i don't like him as
00:34:52.640 person of the year but it made sense for the time with b with that being a hot topic so you know
00:34:57.920 looking at gen z women who you know may have never read time magazine looking at the headlines looking
00:35:03.380 at you know women are statistically right now starting to move in a more i think conservative
00:35:08.340 way because they're starting to be fed up just with feminism and the wokeness of what's going on
00:35:13.100 not just in colleges but just everywhere around them because it's gotten so radicalized and even
00:35:18.020 taylor swift now you know she's in a relationship and a lot of women have attached onto that relationship
00:35:23.040 being obsessed with it and looking at how her and travis kelsey together you know it's like oh
00:35:27.540 i think she really is going to get married and have children now i mean today is actually her 34th
00:35:31.980 birthday which is pretty funny um so i think women are starting to like look up to her in a different
00:35:36.640 way as she has matured throughout the past decade go back you know to 2018 miss americana she was
00:35:42.680 talking a lot more about politics back then when she was talking about blackburn and pro-life and pro-choice
00:35:48.080 issues going back then now she hasn't really been making any of those political statements overtly
00:35:53.180 um and i think she just doesn't want to alienate her conservative audience that she does have which
00:35:58.820 i think is really really smart of her i definitely think you bring up some good points and we always
00:36:04.240 we always love diversity of opinions here in the war room it's fun to get to talk to people who maybe
00:36:10.020 we have subtle disagreements on the taylor swift stuff but i know we agree on on seed oils and all of
00:36:14.500 those things and our love for uh oh yeah for air one but uh i'm just i'm just curious before i let
00:36:21.180 you go um you know you you bring up the person of the year award right i think that was sort of
00:36:26.320 the the impetus for this you know it's taylor swift is it a new psyop for the 2024 election if you sort
00:36:32.460 of track the way that it got filtered through the media so some of the other kind of rationale that i saw
00:36:37.900 to her being selected if you if you set aside the conspiratorial you know taylor swift is set to
00:36:43.280 you know destroyed to the 2024 election for donald trump it's just that she's sort of as you have
00:36:48.660 outlined maybe one of the least offensive public figures right and she had a great year career wise
00:36:55.100 and she's not explicitly political as some might say so they sort of chose her because she's a great
00:37:01.640 distraction with all the chaos that's going on in this country thanks to joe biden i'm just curious
00:37:07.560 why why you think they they chose her do you think it was sort of a distraction play because to go from
00:37:12.180 zelensky to taylor swift is is i think two different ways of weaponizing for lack of a better word times
00:37:18.560 person of the year to achieve an agenda absolutely is she being weaponized against the american people
00:37:25.460 i mean it could be true do i know explicitly no i don't know and i do think you know given her track
00:37:32.020 record she back in 2020 endorsed biden with the famous cookie photo so you know she may be being
00:37:37.440 utilized in all of this but i think conservatives need to take a step back and maybe try and get
00:37:42.240 swifties on their side economically look at taylor swift she has made enormous economic impact across
00:37:48.060 the world five billion dollars just in the u.s because of her tour and actually going to those
00:37:53.440 different cities uh created an economic boom for them helping you know the inflation is going up and
00:37:58.940 that's thanks to the biden administration so she's kind of been helping out there but then also take
00:38:03.440 a look at when george soros purchased her masters to her music and in 2020 she spoke out against the
00:38:09.200 soros family so i think if conservatives just maybe put on a little bit of a different thinking cap
00:38:14.580 and go to swifties and be like hey we hate george soros just as much as you hey we hate the world
00:38:20.460 economic forum because of these reasons or hey you know what taylor swift is actually a capitalist and
00:38:26.160 an entrepreneur and you could actually make a lot of money if you think like taylor swift i think
00:38:30.880 socially she 100 is definitely more liberal is definitely pro-choice you know has more of a
00:38:36.820 liberal social issues but economically i personally see no reason that taylor swift could ever be a
00:38:42.480 democrat especially when she's making the amount of money she is is she being paid off i don't know
00:38:47.200 she's a billionaire now so i mean what political or what monetary gain does taylor swift have if she's
00:38:53.860 making money i really don't think she is i think she you know is just using her platform to elevate and
00:38:58.700 you know what she believes but overall i don't think she's as crazy of a leftist as people think
00:39:04.940 morgan thank you so much for joining us if people want to follow you i know you come in hot on
00:39:11.420 instagram you have a video that i think you had a million views on which is very exciting organically
00:39:16.380 no time person of the year psyop involved there but if people want to follow you where are you on all
00:39:21.580 platforms you're going to be at amfest is there are you speaking can they come see you
00:39:25.980 absolutely i encourage all of you guys to go to america fest this coming weekend and if you use my
00:39:32.880 name code morgan m-o-r-g-o-n-n you do get 25 off ba i will be there if you see me come say hi i'll be
00:39:39.040 filming i will not be speaking this year but i will be filming a lot of fun things and be on the media
00:39:43.480 row maybe i'll be with natalie on war room again this weekend but you can find me on all tpsa channels
00:39:48.560 impersonal m-o-r-g-o-n-n morgan thank you so much for joining us thank you natalie
00:39:56.680 now our next guest is someone who when steve first called me i think it was like 12 at night
00:40:04.200 a week ago i did i didn't know why he was calling and he goes natalie we need to do a special edition
00:40:10.540 of war room and i said on what you know i was gonna think oh it was the chinese communist party
00:40:15.440 something more in my wheelhouse he goes taylor swift and i started laughing i said okay and the
00:40:22.300 first person that came to my mind that i wanted to have on was darren beattie darren j beattie i
00:40:27.360 should say because i know he would have some wonderful takes on the issue from really a
00:40:33.100 perspective that only darren j beattie could have which could probably only be described as
00:40:37.540 white hot so darren we'll start easy your analysis on everything taylor swift do you think she is you
00:40:45.400 know a psyop being rolled out to influence the 2024 election do you think we're being overdramatic
00:40:49.740 where do you stand well i mean i think she's a psyop to the extent that any major celebrity who
00:40:58.060 mobilizes politically is a psyop you know you could say that the function of celebrity
00:41:04.260 um in the united states is sort of an instrument of soft power to a degree and that is really
00:41:11.760 nothing new but i have to concur with a little bit of what i heard earlier that um you know in the
00:41:18.980 grand scheme of um uh cultural representatives i think you could do a lot worse than taylor swift at
00:41:29.240 least by what little i know about her you know she's not i don't know i'm not the expert on this
00:41:35.720 but i don't think she is a twerker i don't think she twerks okay so she needs credit for that you know
00:41:42.640 given that you know what other videos there have been um that ben shapiro so elegantly um read out
00:41:50.040 the lyrics to the wop song compared to things like this you know tell taylor swift by pop icon
00:41:58.440 celebrity standards in the united states is wholesome i think we have to acknowledge that
00:42:04.900 that graded on the curve she's pretty wholesome and you know represents more or less uh uh not the worst
00:42:12.920 that you can be which is not a ringing endorsement but it's not a condemnation either as for the role
00:42:19.620 of these types of celebrities in politically mobilizing the young i mean that gets down to i mean
00:42:25.420 this might be the most controversial thing i say in this segment but this gets down to the real
00:42:30.380 essence of voter fraud which is how expansive the franchise has become if you have people who are
00:42:38.240 so easily manipulated and so easily corralled that they can be just registered and deployed at a
00:42:45.380 concert or you know there are many other mechanisms think about what they've done with the mail-in and the
00:42:51.020 you know um that isn't really democracy in any way resembling what the founders envisaged into how
00:42:59.300 you know informed citizens deliberate on who their rulers should be so there's so much talk about stolen
00:43:07.840 election and voter fraud but i guess the spiciest take i'll have of the segment is that expand the more
00:43:15.480 the franchise is expanded the more the voter fraud you have and that's the fraud of having people who
00:43:21.860 aren't informed who aren't capable of making deliberative decisions on things and you don't
00:43:26.740 have real skin in the game in the political community these people shouldn't be voting anyway
00:43:31.400 and if they weren't allowed to vote it would be a moot issue as to what taylor swift was telling
00:43:37.120 them to do in the ballot box what's far more impactful is her cultural significance and there like i said you
00:43:44.480 know just to put it in a very short version taylor swift doesn't twerk and so that puts her in
00:43:49.700 thinking the 99th percentile of you know wholesomeness in terms of um in terms of celebrities and also
00:43:56.820 we have to acknowledge she's tremendously successful um she's far superior to beyonce i think she beats
00:44:03.100 beyonce on basically every single metric imaginable beyonce who incidentally does twerk she famously
00:44:09.600 twerked uh in multiple songs uh in multiple songs so she surpasses beyonce along every category um she's
00:44:19.120 tremendously successful um she's surpassed whitney houston in multiple categories and she's even
00:44:27.640 surpassed barbara streisand actually she's uh barbara streisand used to have the record for the most
00:44:35.680 billboard 100 albums for a woman taylor swift unseated barbara streisand which i'm told is more
00:44:43.740 troubling to the jewish community than anything kanye west ever said so this is actually uh she has
00:44:52.720 she has a host of remarkable she has a host of remarkable achievements and um you know it's
00:45:00.420 i guess you could say she represents capitalism but she represents success she's not you know she
00:45:06.880 fits in this pop star category i have to be happen to be partial to michael jackson who basically invented
00:45:12.720 the nature what a modern pop star is um but she fills that category um as well as anyone in the
00:45:21.520 contemporary age could be expected to so i can't really lean into the condemnation i can't really
00:45:29.200 marshal any genuine negative energy about her uh she seems more or less okay rated on the curve
00:45:37.460 that we're given never did i ever think i i'd see the day where we have darren j beady on war room
00:45:45.820 saying the word twerk multiple times in one segment but but here we are you know no but but you you are
00:45:53.000 right graded on a curve which is more of an indictment of american pop culture she's not the worst but i think
00:45:58.280 that if you take it back to the clip that we opened the show with right she basically says i've never
00:46:03.460 become explicitly political because of fear of blowback from from fans right whether it's the
00:46:08.940 safety or just from a financial perspective but i think ingrained in that is that there's sort of this
00:46:14.920 more subversive push of politics right just because she doesn't it's like the mainstream media right when
00:46:20.940 you see people on cnn they don't tell you that they're democrats but they're talking points even
00:46:24.920 though they pretend to be neutral they're all driven by their own personal beliefs and i think
00:46:28.660 with taylor swift politically you see that going on but i think more so on the cultural side of things
00:46:33.900 i think you see that with the music she pushes out not just the you know banal critique of oh she hates
00:46:38.800 men and she's in all these relationships but i think that there's something almost more nefarious
00:46:44.420 or or more effective about her kind of approach to life being so subtle right as opposed to lizzo
00:46:52.260 or beyonce twerking on stage it's so repulsive that girls like you know me would never be into
00:46:57.160 that whereas with taylor swift it's sort of this like oh is she okay is she a good role model right
00:47:02.560 it's a little harder to parse through i'm just curious though we got we got a few minutes left i won't
00:47:07.680 make you talk about taylor swift even more but just if you want to expand a little bit i'm curious
00:47:12.880 going into the 2024 election you know how celebrities how these pop stars have just always
00:47:18.200 been used to push an agenda um who you think they're going to roll out ahead of the 2024 election
00:47:23.440 if you think that's going to be their their new approach just how you think it's going to unfold
00:47:27.740 yeah i mean it it from what i've seen it seems like she's been tapped to some degree to serve as a
00:47:35.920 political representative or a kind of mega surrogate for um for biden which you know could be interesting
00:47:44.580 because we don't even know if biden's going to be the guy so it could be a lot of wasted capital there
00:47:49.300 but she's definitely been tapped in as a surrogate but you know this is nothing new this is how
00:47:54.820 celebrities have been used um for a long time and you know with varying degrees of success you know i
00:48:03.240 think that's the other thing is yeah she can register some people at a concert and this or
00:48:07.960 that and it might have some impact but i think it's it's a drop in the bucket compared to other
00:48:15.220 factors like the mail-in voting issue and these kinds of things are just massive you know busing
00:48:22.320 operations and machine politics that have been set up in a variety of cities and um those are i think
00:48:29.800 far more consequential factors electorally speaking um than taylor swift's uh participation
00:48:37.980 so do you think that this could potentially be another one of these stories not that there's that
00:48:44.840 level of calculation behind it but i think republicans are sometimes really great at focusing on stories
00:48:50.340 that don't matter i say this on the heels of a one hour long special taylor swift but ignoring the
00:48:54.580 actual substantive issues right talking about how we're going to secure the 2024 election i'm just
00:48:59.500 curious from your perspective i know you've covered the government censorship complex stuff very
00:49:03.400 closely obviously january 6th but have you seen any movement ahead of the 2024 election that gives you
00:49:10.140 confidence that we are taking election security seriously
00:49:14.620 well there's a lot of talk about it but i haven't seen any kind of serious attempt at implementation
00:49:24.540 and we don't know what tricks uh the democrats have up their sleeves this time i don't think they could
00:49:32.320 pull off another covid at least not in the same way but i'm sure they have some other tricks and
00:49:38.480 keep in mind that with the criminal indictments of trump where they're effectively trying to make it
00:49:44.720 illegal for the for what president trump did on the basis of his belief that 2020 was stolen
00:49:51.640 that sort of sets the precedent that any serious questioning of future elections uh could uh could be
00:50:01.780 criminal so i think it's very dangerous what they seem to be setting up in that respect um i think
00:50:10.340 that principally the democrats are focused now on what the heck they're going to do with biden because
00:50:17.220 they need to come to some decision pretty soon and it doesn't look like he's viable but there are no
00:50:24.260 easy alternatives and no easy way to get rid of him especially when his heir apparent or would-be heir
00:50:31.980 kamala harris is such a non-starter and pretty universally acknowledged to be um repulsive to wide swaths of the
00:50:41.800 electorate darren if you're working on anything feel free to tease it real quickly but if not if people
00:50:48.280 want to follow you actually wait real quick who would you have chosen for times person of the year
00:50:53.700 if you had to choose well you know that's a great question um i don't think taylor swift was a bad
00:51:01.200 choice if they were going for a pop icon because she's had a tremendous year obviously you know elon would
00:51:07.800 be the boring but eminently reasonable choice but then also given the significance of all of the
00:51:14.680 ai stuff i could make a decent case for sam altman as well
00:51:19.820 i would throw stephen k bannon in the ring and not just because i'm paid and not just because i'm paid
00:51:27.800 to say that darren if people want to follow you that goes without saying where can they where can
00:51:35.680 they go to do all that that's revolver.news revolver.news we're white hot today and we have
00:51:42.460 big stuff coming up i'm on twitter at darren jbd and we are the whitest and the hottest on getter
00:51:52.080 as always revolver news no twerking on revolver news no twerking in the war room no twerking on
00:52:02.200 revolver news i think that's a that's a fitting end to the taylor swift special though you do
00:52:07.340 depress me when you talk about grading american pop culture on a curve if taylor swift is in the
00:52:12.460 hundredth percentile or 99th percentile that's uh pretty dark i would say darren thank you so much
00:52:19.060 for joining us thank you natalie and war and posse thank you so much for hanging with me uh we'll be
00:52:26.180 live starting i believe saturday morning at amfest at least i'll be there with mo i think steve will
00:52:32.400 be sunday when he speaks so make sure you go to amfest.com to get your tickets phoenix arizona
00:52:39.020 you gotta be there it's gonna be a blast you're gonna get to meet everyone for the war room team
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